Oklahoma HB3137 exempts the state from daylight saving time until a federal law allows permanent daylight saving time.
Oklahoma HB3137 amends state law to exempt Oklahoma from observing daylight saving time until a federal law authorizes permanent daylight saving time. The bill also establishes that the standard time for Oklahoma and its political subdivisions is central standard time. This act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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